We All are Makwerekwere: Xenophobia, Nationality, Dance and South Africa

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Castelyn, S. 2019. We All are Makwerekwere: Xenophobia, Nationality, Dance and South Africa. Conversations Across the Field of Dance Studies. XXXIX, pp. 38-41.
AuthorsCastelyn, S.
JournalConversations Across the Field of Dance Studies
Journal citationXXXIX, pp. 38-41
Year2019
PublisherDance Studies Association
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EditorsSethi, A. and Sebro, T.
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